Dine at Hacienda AltaGracia

Farm-to-fork. Locally inspired.

FARM-TO-FORK TAKES ON A DEEPER MEANING HERE

“La Huerta,” our 20-acre sustainably-managed farm, is still managed by Eladio Soto, the same local who tendered the hacienda during AltaGracia’s days as a coffee plantation. But instead of beans, he now focuses his energy on cultivating the best local fruits and vegetables for our restaurants, from Ambar, our signature fine-dining restaurant overlooking the valley to the casual, poolside Vistaverde.

dim light dining room with tables all set — Dine under the romantic dim light of Ambar

delicious closeup of pastry and ice-cream — Dine under the romantic dim light of Ambar

Enjoy a delicious breakfast over fresh juice and hot tea

El Bistro

El Bistro offers a casual atmosphere where guests can sink into plush armchairs and sofas or sit at umbrella-shaded outdoor tables and enjoy a lunch or afternoon snack that might range from a Cedral coffee-rubbed beef brisket sandwich to a traditional Costa Rican casado with achiote rice, beans and plantains.

Open 12pm - 5:30pm, daily
Located beside La Cava wine shop and tasting room
Mood is casual and relaxed

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Perfectly grilled lamb chops over seasonal vegetables will be sure to please

El Grill

Guests can enjoy a traditional parrillada (Latin-inspired grill) with addictive sauces like a citrusy mojo de ajo along with live music on select evenings and for special events and occasions. Contact our Food and Beverage team to book El Grill for a private event or celebration. Horse shows and demonstrations can be performed during events, and live musicians are available for hire.

Open 6pm – 9pm every Tuesday and Friday evening
Located at the Equestrian Center next to the Picadero

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server walking quickly — We are always happy to serve you

El Manantial

Play with your kids in our family pool, and then dine poolside or at the nearby tables on lunch and afternoon snacks including chips with freshly-made guacamole, crisp shrimp and fish tacos, and burgers over a round of board games.

Open 9:30am – 5:30pm, daily
Mood is relaxed and family-friendly
Located beside the family pool

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La Cantina

Our Bar and Game Room is perfect for pre- and post-dinner cocktails and drinks over a round of pool, or chess or poker match. Snacks and casual bites include patacones (fried plantains) served with chipotle mayo and refried beans, as well as a selection of sandwiches and pizzas.

Open 5pm - 10pm, daily
Mood is casual and relaxed
Located at Casa Grande

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infinity pool and lounge chairs — Dine under the clouds before taking a dip in the infinity pool

Vistaverde

Take a dip in our tranquil, infinity-edge, adult-only pool overlooking the Valle El General, and then dine poolside on lunch and afternoon snacks that range from the locally-inspired (seabass ceviche, chicharrón-stuffed empanadas) to pizzas, sandwiches, salads and more.

Open 9:30am – 5:30pm, daily
Located beside the adult-only pool
Mood is relaxed and adult-only

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Private Dining

When you crave a night unlike any other, our chef will craft a menu personalized for your special occasion. It will unfold in your suite or casita, in one of our open-air palapa-thatched Ranchos or in the La Cava wine room in an atmosphere of understated romance—created for you two and for one unforgettable moment in time.

WHAT'S COOKING

Get a richer understanding of the flavors of Costa Rica by joining our locally-inspired culinary events, classes, and tastings.

Learn to cook your own traditional Costa Rican meal
Make cheese on a sustainable farm

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Stories from Hacidenda Alta Gracia

Do Bird-Friendly Brew

“Am I really here? Can you pinch me?” said my husband almost every morning during our coffee-sourcing trip to Hacienda AltaGracia. We came to select the perfect beans for our shop in Vancouver, as Costa Rica is considered one of the best coffee growing regions in the world - it's the only country where it's illegal to produce any type of coffee other than 100 percent Arabica beans. Though we tried the renowned Tarrazú Geisha coffee before - the most expensive coffee ever sold by Starbucks - we came for the bird-friendly beans found in the Perez Zeledon mountains, an area where mountainous terrain and warm temperatures collide to form the ideal conditions for Arabica beans to flourish.